Billionaires Ray Dalio and Richard Branson hate workplace gossip—but men who do it could face a steeper career penalty than women, study finds
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New research found that men who gossip are perceived as less competent and less qualified for leadership roles than women who engage in the same behavior.
New research found that men who gossip are perceived as less competent and less qualified for leadership roles than women who engage in the same behavior.
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